The surface damage threshold of undoped bulk $〈110〉$ GaP induced by a high repetition rate femtosecond pulse at $1040\mathrm{nm}$ with a duration of $61\mathrm{fs}$ was studied. The threshold value was obtained by a linear fit of the incident single pulse fluence and was confirmed with a breakdown test around the threshold level. The result will be useful in high intensity, high repetition rate laser applications and ultrafast processes.

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