This paper presents a novel method, Virtual Soft Hand-off, for wireless IP-centric CDMA networks whose routers, hosts and mobile stations have small group multicast (SGM) capability. The underlying ideas of the virtual soft hand-off method are that it ?views soft hand-off support as setting up an explicit synchronous multicast session among a small group of participants with dynamic group membership.
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