Abstract
Wigner-Seitz cells have been constructed, as a function of atomic size, for a number of transition-metal alloys, and a disclination network has been obtained from these. Magnetism in these alloys can be related to the disclination lines, much like the superexchange paths familiar in the magnetism of salts.
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