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. 2015 Jan 13;5:7754. doi: 10.1038/srep07754

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(a), (b) The reflectivity transients in EuFe₂As₂ with the magnetic field parallel to the polarization. (c), (d) The reflectivity transients in EuFe₂(As_0.81P_0.19)₂ with the magnetic field field paralel to the polarization. All transient were measured at T = 2 K, and 1.55-eV pump-photon energy. Insets show shematically magnetization reorientation in magnetic field.

Inline graphic — (a), (b) The reflectivity transients in EuFe₂As₂ with the magnetic field parallel to the polarization. (c), (d) The reflectivity transients in EuFe₂(As_0.81P_0.19)₂ with the magnetic field field paralel to the polarization. All transient were measured at T = 2 K, and 1.55-eV pump-photon energy. Insets show shematically magnetization reorientation in magnetic field.