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I am trying to work out the solid angle acceptance of a muon telescope. The telescope is comprised of two aligned square detector panels (of size x squared metres) set at a distance apart of L metres. The way I was initially working it out (by using the solid angle of a pyramid of base x squared and height 0.5L, containing [as I thought] all the possible muon tracks through the telescope) is completely different to that which my friend insists is the right way (a solid angle defined by [(x squared)/(L squared)]).
Any help on how to find the solid angle from first principles and a resultant equation?
Any help on how to find the solid angle from first principles and a resultant equation?