That is because the geometry will be stored in the geometry object.

It seems you are new to Python? In any case reading up on using Python and
scripting in Python seems appropriate.
To write any geometry object, you would do: geometry.write("filename.xyz")
or what-ever file format implemented.

Den man. 28. jun. 2021 kl. 22.06 skrev Zerota Achili <zerotaach...@gmail.com
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> Dear Prof. Papior,
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> I am a beginner with your code sisl .
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> I have noticed in the sisl introduction part you mentioned that for
> graphen  geometry creation
> we can use for example the following code:
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> import sisl
> graphene = sisl.geom.graphene(1.42).repeat(100, 0).repeat(100, 1)
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> I write to ask where this geometry will be stored (positon and cell
> structural parameters).
> I ran these few lines in my Jupyter notebook but could not see the
> geometry or any out file?
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> Best regards,
> Zerota
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