Atomic scale structures: Representing atoms on a computer

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This lecture covers the representation of atomic structures on a computer, including atomic positions, atom types, and storage formats like .xyz files. It introduces exercises based on Jupyter notebooks and discusses periodic and non-periodic systems.

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