Abstract
Temperature and fluence dependence of the 1.55-eV optical transient reflectivity in BaFe(AsP) was measured and analysed in the low and high excitation density limit. The effective magnitude of the superconducting gap of meV obtained from the low-fluence-data bottleneck model fit is consistent with the ARPES results for the -hole Fermi surface. The superconducting-state nonthermal optical destruction energy was determined from the fluence dependent data. The in-plane optical destruction energy scales well with T and is found to be similar in a number of different layered superconductors.
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