A conventional fermion interferometer, in which the fermions enter only one of the two input ports, can achieve a phase sensitivity Δφ=1√n, where n is the total number of fermions which have passed through the interferometer. Here it is shown that by injection of fermions into both input ports the phase sensitivity can approach 1/n provided that the fermions in the two input beams are suitably correlated.
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B. Yurke (1986) studied this question.
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