Develops a relativistic version of the KKR-CPA method and points out that it is a tractible scheme for studying the electronic structure of random metallic alloys containing constituents with large atomic number. Taking PtcNi1-c as an example the authors demonstrate the necessity of such an approach without, however, presenting a full calculation in the present paper.
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