The LHCspin project
arXiv:2105.10012 · doi:10.21468/SciPostPhysProc.8.050
Abstract
Broad and unexplored kinematic regions can be accessed at the LHC with fixed-target , and collisions at . The LHCb detector is a fully-instrumented forward spectrometer able to run in fixed-target mode, and currently hosts a target gas cell to take data in the upcoming Run 3. The LHCspin project aims at extending this physics program to Run 4 and to bring polarised physics at the LHC. An overview of the physics potential and a description of the LHCspin experimental setup are presented.
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