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Several studies are on-going at CERN in the framework of the Physics BeyondCollider study group, with main aim of broadening the physics research spectrumusing the available accelerator complex and infrastructure. The possibility todesign a layout that allows fixed-target experiments in the primary vacuum ofthe CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC), without the need of a dedicatedextraction line, is included among these studies. The principle of the layoutspresented in this paper is to deflect beam halo protons on a fixed-targetplaced in the LHC primary vacuum, by means of bent crystals (i.e. crystalchanneling). Moreover, interaction products emerging from the target can beused to perform electromagnetic dipole moments measurements of short-livingbaryons. Two possible layouts are reported, together with a thorough evaluationon their expected performance and impact on LHC operations.

Layouts for fixed-target experiments and dipole moment measurements of short-living baryons using bent crystals at the LHC