We show that capacity can be computed with locally Lipschitz functions in locally complete and separable metric spaces. Further, we show that if ( X , d , μ ) (X,d,μ ) is a locally complete and separable metric measure space, then continuous functions are dense in the Newtonian space N 1 , p ( X ) N1,p(X) . Here the measure μ μ is Borel and is finite and positive on all metric balls. In particular, we don’t assume properness of X X , doubling of μ μ or any Poincaré inequalities. These resolve, partially or fully, questions posed by a number of authors, including J. Heinonen, A. Björn and J. Björn. In contrast to much of the past work, our results apply to locally complete spaces X X and dispenses with the frequently used regularity assumptions: doubling, properness, Poincaré inequality, Loewner property or quasiconvexity.
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