Abstract
The ESR line shape in the slow modulation region is calculated from the Kubo‐Anderson theory by using a Monte Carlo technique for averaging the relaxation function. The problem of spurious peaks is solved by the means of a window technique. It is explicitly shown how to sample the relaxation function. The method is applied to axially symmetric and asymmetric secular g tensor and pseudosecular terms modulated by isotropic rotational diffusion. Other interactions, e.g., nonsecular terms, as well as other types of modulation may be included.