Fifth-generation (5G) networks consist of relatively smaller cells compared to legacy
networks. Therefore, a user will take a shorter time toward the cell edge. This exposes the …

The massive growth of mobile users will spread to significant numbers of small cells for the
Fifth Generation (5G) mobile network, which will overlap the fourth generation (4G) network …

One of the most crucial issues in mobile networks is ensuring reliable and stable
connectivity during mobility. In recent years, numerous research has examined Fourth …

Mobility management is essential in mobile communication networks to provide a smooth
connection during users' mobility. Handover control parameters (HCPs), such as handover …

Ensuring a reliable and stable communication throughout the mobility of User Equipment
(UE) is one of the key challenges facing the practical implementation of the Fifth Generation …

A large number of small cells in the next-generation mobile networks is expected to be
deployed to satisfy 5G requirements. Mobility management is one of the important issues …

The future fifth generation (5G) wireless communications support the ultra-dense networks
where deployments of a large number of small cells coexist with current 4G networks …

Mobile connections and applications are growing unprecedentedly with the advent and
increasing popularity of wireless services worldwide, which greatly increases the demands …

Heterogeneous Network (HetNet) appears as one of the most potential solutions for Fifth
Generation (5G) mobile networks. It provides flexible and ubiquitous wireless connections to …

In the wake of network densification and multi-band operation in emerging cellular networks,
mobility and handover management is becoming a major bottleneck. The problem is further …