Abstract
It is now possible to measure the electrical resistivity, or alternatively the electron collision frequency, in strongly coupled plasmas through the use of very fast laser pulses. In such experiments, the effect of the intense laser field needs to be included in the calculation of material transport coefficients. We derive a form for the electrical resistivity which includes the effects of strong correlations, as well as an external electric field. Our results are compared with other theories and a recent set of experiments.
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