Abstract
This paper presents a local-model calculation of the composition dependence of g, the effective magnetomechanical ratio, for Fe-Ni alloys. The model incorporates magnetic moments from scattering experiments as well as Einstein-de Haas measurements of g for pure Fe and pure Ni. Excellent agreement is obtained with Scott's room-temperature g values on slow-cooled alloy samples. This good agreement supports the assumption that the local atomic g value does not change upon alloying, while the local magnetic moment does. Estimates of the first short-range order parameter are obtained. These are all found to be zero or negative, and to be small in absolute magnitude.