  We study signatures of R-parity violation in the production of supersymmetric
particles at the LHC, and the subsequent decay of the lightest neutralino being
the end product of a supersymmetric cascade decay. In doing so, we pay
particular attention to the possible flavour structure of the operators, and
how one may discriminate between different possibilities. A neutralino LSP
would couple to all quarks and leptons and a comparative study of its decays
provides an optimal channel for the simultaneous study of all 45 R-violating
operators. By studying the expected signals from all these operators, we
demonstrate the ability to understand whether more than one coupling dominates,
and to map the experimental signatures to operator hierarchies that can then be
compared against theoretical models of flavour. Detailed comparisons with
backgrounds, including those from MSSM cascade decays are made, using the
PYTHIA event simulator.
