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Achieving the single-particle condition in the interference of individual electrons

There have been many attempts to realize Young double-slit interference with electrons, but most of them fail to meet the indispensable "single-particle" condition. It is shown that this condition is not satisfied by simply lowering the electron flux. We conclude that autoionization experiments are the only case where this requirement is fulfilled.