Abstract
A simple method is described for employing a self-reversed Stark-broadened spectral line for estimating the average electron concentration in both the regions where the line is emitted and where it is absorbed. The former, by fitting calculated Stark profiles to the wings of the observed line; the latter, by solving the radiative transfer equation assuming a simplified model.
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