抄録
In the history of high pressure neutron science, the most crucial technical progresses would be the developments of Paris-Edinburgh cell in ISIS, pulsed neutron spallation source in UK. They now permit in situ high pressure and high/low temperature neutron scattering studies for both crystals and amorphous materials. In this article, from the practical point of view, a short introduction for the principle of time-of-flight neutron scattering method, data calibration methods for structure analysis with some previous studies are shown. Also, the required improvements and future prospects to the technique are proposed.
