Abstract: A multilayer electronic device includes an element body including an interior region and an exterior region and a pair of external electrodes. The interior region includes inner dielectric layers and internal electrode layers laminated alternately. The exterior region is disposed outwards from the interior region in a lamination direction. The pair of external electrodes is disposed on a surface of the element body and connected to the internal electrode layers. DRAa<DRAb<DRAc and DRBa>DRBb>DRBc are satisfied, where “RA” includes an element having a highest mole ratio among “RE” in the inner dielectric layers of a third region at a center of the interior region in the lamination direction, “RB” includes an element having a highest mole ratio among “RE” in a first region at a center of the exterior region in the lamination direction, and “RA” and “RB” are different from each other.

Abstract: A honeycomb structure includes a pillar-shaped honeycomb structure body having a porous partition wall defining a plurality of cells serving as fluid through channels extending from a first end face to a second end face, and having a circumferential wall disposed so as to encompass the circumference of the partition wall, wherein a thickness of the partition wall is 50 to 132 ?m, a porosity of the partition wall is 40 to 55%, an open frontal area of pores on the surface of the partition wall per unit surface area of the partition wall is 10 to 15%, and a percentage (S0˜10/Sall×100%) of the ratio of an opening area S0˜10 of the pores having an opening diameter of 10 ?m or less to a total opening area Sall of the pores opened to the surface of the partition wall is 90% or more.

Abstract: A honeycomb structure includes a pillar-shaped honeycomb structure body having a porous partition wall defining a plurality of cells serving as fluid through channels extending from a first end face to a second end face, and having a circumferential wall disposed so as to encompass the circumference of the partition wall, wherein a thickness of the partition wall is 50 to 132 ?m, a porosity of the partition wall is 40 to 55%, an open frontal area of pores on the surface of the partition wall per unit surface area of the partition wall is 10 to 15%, and a percentage (S0˜10/Sall×100%) of the ratio of an opening area S0˜10 of the pores having an opening diameter of 10 ?m or less to a total opening area Sall of the pores opened to the surface of the partition wall is 90% or more.

Abstract: A porous honeycomb structure including cordierite, having a plurality of cell channels which pass through an interior of the porous honeycomb structure and are partitioned by porous partition walls, wherein the porous partition walls have a porosity of 45 to 60% as measured by a mercury intrusion method, wherein in a volume-based cumulative pore diameter distribution measured by the mercury intrusion method, the porous partition walls have a cumulative 10% pore diameter (D10) and a cumulative 50% pore diameter (D50) calculated from a small pore side, and satisfy a relationship of 0.45?(D50?D10)/D50, and 3 ?m?D50?10 ?m.

Abstract: A collision probability calculation device is provided with: a setting unit that sets a two-dimensional area composed of direction components of a first direction and a second direction, and including a first estimated position where a vehicle is estimated to arrive in the future from a reference position; a first variance calculation unit for calculating a first variance value of first position information in the two-dimensional area; a second variance calculation unit for calculating a second variance value of second position information on a second estimated position where an object is estimated to arrive in the future at the time when the vehicle arrives at the first estimated position; and a probability calculation unit for calculating the probability of a collision between the vehicle and the object, using the two-dimensional area, the first position information, the second position information, the first variance value and the second variance value.