The renormalized propagator formalism of Niizeki is used to calculate local-environment effects on the density of states of disordered alloys. Random transfer integrals of Shiba's type are included in the theory. Numerical results of density of states of a simple cubic binary alloy AₓB_1-x are presented.
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