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The feasibility of observing two-electron interference is considered. The detection of antibunching in an intensity cross-correlation function using coincidence-delay measurement would be the most feasible experiment. The data acquisition time to observe electron antibunching in a coherent field-emission beam is estimated by taking into account the transversal coherence with a possible experimental configuration. With the available measurement system in an optimized condition, the data acquisition time is found to be ~10² h, being considered to be the permissible duration of measurement time.
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Kodama et al. (1998) studied this question.
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