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 The AMF makes the signaling connection with UE and helps UE to register. The AMF makes the signaling connection with UE and helps UE to register.
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   - Handover Procedure: The AMF manages handovers between different access networks, assuring seamless mobility and minimizing service disruptions.   - Handover Procedure: The AMF manages handovers between different access networks, assuring seamless mobility and minimizing service disruptions.
       - Xn Handover: The AMF supports Xn handover, used to handover a UE from source NG-RAN to target NG-RAN using Xn when the AMF is unchanged [6].       - Xn Handover: The AMF supports Xn handover, used to handover a UE from source NG-RAN to target NG-RAN using Xn when the AMF is unchanged [6].
-      - N2 Handover: The AMF supports inter-AMF  and intra-AMF N2 handovers. These can be triggered due to new radio conditions/load balancing, if there is no Xn connectivity between source and target NG-RAN or due to AMF change [5].+      - N2 Handover: The AMF supports inter-AMF and intra-AMF N2 handovers. These can be triggered due to new radio conditions/load balancing, if there is no Xn connectivity between source and target NG-RAN or due to AMF change [5].
  
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