Abstract
A maximum principle is proved for a large class of free time optimal control problems with unilateral state constraints. The hypotheses we invoke require the data to be merely measurable in the time variable. They contrast with hypotheses of earlier theory, where typically the data is required to be as regular in the time variable as in the state variable. Our new conditions incorporate a generalized boundary condition on the maximized hamiltonian function.
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