Relaxed optimal control problems governed by integral equations
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A maximum principle is proved for relaxed optimal control problems governed by integral equations. The basic technique is the penalty function of Berkovitz, but since data are not necessarily differentiable, we work with Clarke's generalized gradient for functions and normal cone for sets.
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