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Recent trends in the field of texture investigations are briefly reviewed. ODF and EBSP analyses have made most significant contribution to the progress in the texture investigations. Owing to the development of these two experimental techniques, we can now not only quantitatively evaluate textures of various materials, but also we can directly correlate the distribution of main texture components with the observed microstructures. As to the theoretical investigations, the development of rolling textures of various metals has been intensively studied by using Taylor's model. In this paper, the validity of the basic assumption of the homogeneous deformation adopted in this model is critically examined in detail. All metallographic observations made on cold rolled pure Fe and Al do not support this assumption. It is strongly suggested that dislocation substructures developed during cold rolling strongly affect the development of cold rolling textures.

Recent Progress and Related Problems in Texture Investigations-Problems and Limitations in Taylor's Model-