高圧X線実験に基づく圧力測定は本当に信頼できるのか？

抄録

In static high-pressure experiments, pressures measured by high-pressure X-ray diffraction are regarded to be most reliable. In principle it is true but in reality it is not always true. The pressure values become reliable only when enough care is paid to various technical problems associated with the X-ray diffraction. Various sources of problems are discussed.