Abstract
By using the Generalized Kadanoff-Baym method, we construct a computational scheme which can be readly included in an ensemble Monte Carlo program to give quantitative estimates of the intra-collisional field effect and/or of collisional broadening. The central quantity in our theory is the joint spectral density K(k,k') which describes the relation between the initial and final kinetic momenta in a scattering event.
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