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References
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Definitions and abbreviations
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Deployment scenarios and guidelines
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Overall system architecture
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ARQ and HARQ
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Scheduling
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QoS control
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Initial access
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Mobility
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Security
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UE power saving
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RAN support of Network Slicing
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E-UTRA with NextGen Core
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Specification methodology
A
Agreements
B
Summary of Layer 2 functional changes from LTE
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Background and evaluation results on on-demand SI provisioning
D
Comparison results on bearer types for LTE-NR Dual Connectivity
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Study results on two-step Random Access procedure
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Network control mobility
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Small UL data transmission in RRC_INACTIVE
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Change history
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References
3
Definitions and abbreviations
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3.1
Definitions
3.2
Abbreviations
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Deployment scenarios and guidelines
4.1
Deployment scenarios
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4.1.1
Cell layout
4.1.2
CN-RAN connection
4.1.2.1
NR gNB as a master node
4.1.2.2
LTE eNB as a master node
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4.1.2.3
eNB connected to NextGen Core as a master node
4.1.2.4
Inter-RAT mobility
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4.1.3
WLAN integration
4.2
Guidelines
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Overall system architecture
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5.1
Functional split
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5.2
Radio interface protocol architecture
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5.2.1
User plane
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5.2.1.1
User plane protocol stack for NR
5.2.1.2
Bearer types for Dual Connectivity between LTE and NR
5.2.2
Control plane
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5.2.2.1
Control plane protocol stack for NR
5.2.2.2
Control plane architecture for Dual Connectivity between LTE and NR
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5.2.2.2.1
UE capability coordination between LTE and NR
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5.3
Physical Layer
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5.3.1
General description
5.3.2
Key DL concepts
5.3.3
Key UL concepts
5.3.4
Beam management
5.3.5
Channel structure
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5.3.5.1
Physical channels
5.3.5.2
Transport channels
5.3.5.3
Mapping between transport channels and physical channels
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5.4
Layer 2
5.4.1
Overview of Layer 2 functions
5.4.2
MAC Sublayer
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5.4.3
RLC Sublayer
5.4.4
PDCP Sublayer
5.4.5
New AS Sublayer
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5.4.6
Overview of Layer 2 data flow
5.4.7
Numerologies and TTI durations
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5.5
RRC
5.5.1
Functions
5.5.2
UE states and state transitions
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5.5.2.1
RAN-based notification area management
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5.5.3
System information handling
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5.5.3.1
Dual Connectivity between LTE and NR
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5.5.4
Measurements
5.5.4.1
Dual Connectivity between LTE and NR
5.5.5
Access control
5.5.6
UE capability retrieval framework
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ARQ and HARQ
6.1
ARQ
6.2
HARQ
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Scheduling
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QoS control
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8.1
QoS architecture in NR and NextGen Core
8.2
Dual Connectivity between LTE and NR via EPC
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Initial access
9.1
Cell selection
9.2
Random Access Procedure
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Mobility
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10.1
Intra NR
10.1.1
UE based mobility
10.1.1.1
Cell reselection
10.1.1.2
Paging
10.1.2
Network controlled mobility
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10.2
Inter RAT
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10.3
Dual Connectivity between LTE and NR
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Security
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UE power saving
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RAN support of Network Slicing
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E-UTRA with NextGen Core
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Specification methodology
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15.1
Overview of Technical Specifications for NR
15.2
RRC specification methodology
A
Agreements
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A.1
General aspects
A.2
User plane aspects
A.3
RRC
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A.4
Intra-NR mobility and measurements
B
Summary of Layer 2 functional changes from LTE
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B.1
Rationale behind out-of-order delivery of complete PDCP PDUs after RLC SDU reassembly
B.2
Rationale behind concatenation in MAC and MAC sub-header interleaving
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C
Background and evaluation results on on-demand SI provisioning
C.1
Background
C.2
Analysis of technology potential
C.3
Additional evaluation results
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D
Comparison results on bearer types for LTE-NR Dual Connectivity
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E
Study results on two-step Random Access procedure
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E.1
Two-step Random Access procedure
E.2
Random Access Minimum Latency
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F
Network control mobility
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Small UL data transmission in RRC_INACTIVE
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Change history
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