Abstract
The LHCb experiment currently constructed at CERN has been designed to perform precision measurements on CP asymmetries and to measure rare decays of B mesons. We discuss some selected key measurements to demonstrate the potential of LHCb to find New Physics beyond the Standard Model.
Highlights
A lot of precise measurements are available from B-factories and Tevatron to test the CKM picture of flavour structure and CP violation
Sensitivity can be improved by adding more channels
A copious number of B-mesons is produced at LHC (105Hz @ 2x1032cm-2s-1)
Summary
A lot of precise measurements are available from B-factories and Tevatron to test the CKM picture of flavour structure and CP violation. LHCb aims to find New Physics contributions in these processes
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