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The effect of nonpair atomic interactions on the short-range order in disordered alloys

The high numerical accuracy of the recently developed (Chepulskii R V 1999 J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 11 8645-60) generalized ring approximation for analytical description of the short-range order (SRO) in disordered alloys with many-body atomic interactions of arbitrary orders is revealed through comparison with the corresponding data of the Monte Carlo simulation. It is shown that this accuracy rises with an increase of the characteristic radius of atomic interactions. By the example of both the simplest model systems and Ni-V alloy, we demonstrate that, within the generalized ring approximation, it is possible to describe the phenomenon of the temperature dependence of a position in reciprocal space of the SRO Fourier transform's maximum at temperature independent atomic interactions. The analytical description of the effect of nonpair atomic interactions on the Fourier transform of the SRO parameters is performed in case of Ni-V alloy.