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0\\). The Sobolev-type space \\(P^{s,p}_A(X)\\) is the set of functions \\(f \\in L^p(X)\\) satisfying that there exists some \\(q \\in [1,p), \\lambda \\geq 1\\) and a non-negative function \\(g \\in L^p(X)\\) such that for every ball \\(B \\subset X\\), \\[ \\frac{1}{\\mu (B)} \\int_B | f(x) - A_{t_B}f(x) | d\\mu(x) \\leq r_{B}^s \\Bigl\\{ \\frac{1}{\\mu (\\lambda B)} \\int_{\\lambda B} g(x)^q d\\mu (x) \\Bigr\\}^{1/q}, \\] where \\(r_B\\) is the radius of the ball \\(B\\) and \\(t_B = r_{B}^m\\). Moreover \\( \\| f \\|_{ P^{s,p}_A } = \\| f \\|_{L^p} + \\inf_{g} \\| g \\|_{L^p}. \\) The Sobolev-type space \\(HS^{s,p}_A(X)\\) is the set of functions \\(f \\in L^p(X)\\) satisfying that there exists a non-negative function \\(g \\in L^p(X)\\) such that for every ball \\(B \\subset X\\) and \\textit{a.e.} \\(x \\in B\\), \\[ | f(x) - A_{t_B}f(x) | \\leq r_B^s g(x). \\] Moreover \\( \\| f \\|_{ HS^{s,p}_A } = \\| f \\|_{L^p} + \\inf_{g} \\| g \\|_{L^p}. \\) Note that they do not assume the semigroup property \\( A_tA_s f = A_{t+s} f\\). They prove the following. There exists \\(r>1\\) such that for \\(r