Abstract
The LHCb experiment is a general purpose forward spectrometer operating at the Large Hadron Collider, optimized for the study of B and D hadrons. LHCb collected ~1 fb−1 of integrated luminosity during 2011 data taking, which provides an unprecedentedly large sample of B hadron decays to final states involving charmed hadrons. These decays offer many complementary ways to measure the angle γ of the CKM triangle. We present a selection of new world-leading measurements of CP-violating observables in these decays, using both time-independent and, for the first time, time-dependent analyses. A first LHCb combination of the time-independent measurements to provide a value of γ is also presented.
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