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Dear MathWorks Teaching Resources Team,
I found this repository very helpful to learn the implementation details of first principles methodologies like Hartree Fock, Thomas Fermi and DFT. However, the files provided here are mlx file. One has to download these files and use MATLAB to view the content. I have added the pdf version of the files to allow people to look at the content in GitHub itself. I hope these pdf files will be useful for people who just want to see the code and content of the files.