Non-Hermitian Skin Effects in Fragmented Hilbert Spaces of One-Dimensional Fermionic Lattices

We investigate distinct non-Hermitian skin effects (NHSEs) in real and Fock spaces induced by the interplay between the Hilbert space fragmentation and multiple non-Hermitian pumping channels. Using an extended Hatano-Nelson model with next-nearest neighbor hopping and strong interaction as an example, we found that two fermions loaded in the lattice exhibit different real-space NHSE depending on the Hilbert space fragments to which they belong. Moreover, in the high-energy sector resulting from fragmentation, the two-particle-bound states form a one-dimensional lattice in Fock space, producing a Fock-space NHSE. At half-filling, richer patterns of Fock-space skin-like localization emerge for the different fragmented energy sectors and subsectors while real-space NHSE is suppressed by many-body effects. This study extends our understanding of the interplay between NHSE and Hilbert space fragmentation and provides detailed insights into their manifestation in interacting non-Hermitian systems.