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We formulate a new definition of Sobolev function spaces on a domain of a metric space in which the doubling condition need not hold. The definition is equivalent to the classical definition in the case that the domain lies in a Euclidean space with the standard Lebesgue measure. The boundedness and compactness are examined of the embeddings of these Sobolev classes into L q and C α . We state and prove a compactness criterion for the family of functions L p (U), where U is a subset of a metric space possibly not satisfying the doubling condition.
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