Abstract
A double pulse ruby laser was used to obtained interference patterns from a laser produced plasma in helium. From patterns obtained at different times the electron density evolution was inferred by Abel inversion, with suitable approximations. There was a net evidence for electron density increase due to the action of a converging shock wave produced by reflection.
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