Abstract
The fraction of the charged particles traversing an absorber in a counter experiment which miss the last counter because of multiple Coulomb scattering in the absorber has been calculated for a general counter geometry. The results are presented in the form of graphs which give the fraction of surviving particles as a function of the counter geometry and the amount of multiple scattering in the absorber. It is shown that the effect of single scattering at large angles is very small.

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