A parameter region where two periodic attractors coexist has been observed in a piecewise linear map which is both discontinuous and non-invertible. At the beginning of the region a pair of special discontinuities is suddenly created by the interaction between the discontinuity and non-invertibility in the 3-fold map. While at the end of the region the coexisting attractor collides with the boundary of its basin, i.e. one of these discontinuities.
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He et al. (1994) studied this question.
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