2026-07-072026-07-07http://salesiana.dossiersoluciones.com/handle/123456789/68194Let $A\sub \R^{n+r}$ be a set definable in an o-minimal expansion $§$ of the real field, $A' \sub \R^r$ be its projection, and assume that the non-empty fibers $A_a \sub \R^n$ are compact for all $a \in A'$ and uniformly bounded, {\em i.e.} all fibers are contained in a ball of fixed radius $B(0,R).$ If $L$ is the Hausdorff limit of a sequence of fibers $A_{a_i},$ we give an upper-bound for the Betti numbers $b_k(L)$ in terms of definable sets explicitly constructed from a fiber $A_a.$ In particular, this allows to establish effective complexity bounds in the semialgebraic case and in the Pfaffian case. In the Pfaffian setting, Gabrielov introduced the {\em relative closure} to construct the o-minimal structure $§_\pfaff$ generated by Pfaffian functions in a way that is adapted to complexity problems. Our results can be used to estimate the Betti numbers of a relative closure $(X,Y)_0$ in the special case where $Y$ is empty.Latex, 23 pages, no figures. v2: Many changes in the exposition and notations in an attempt to be clearer, references addedAlgebraic GeometryLogic14P10 (Primary); 03C64 (Secondary)text