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This paper is devoted to obtaining the Łojasiewicz inequality (version for two functions), in both the definable and subanalytic cases, under the most relaxed assumptions. It means that we drop the usual continuity and compactness assumptions. In the second part of the paper we concentrate on the Łojasiewicz inequality for multifunctions and apply it to the natural multifunctions related to the medial axis of a set (basic notion in pattern recognition).
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