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Electron Density Measurements from Stark Broadened Emission in a Sodium Plasma Produced by Laser Resonance Saturation
Electron Stark broadening of the $4^2D$--$3^2P$ multiplet transition in a sodium plasma produced by laser resonance saturation has provided a means of undertaking the first spatial measurements of the free electron density across and along the plasma channel created in sodium vapor of density $10^{1
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