, Maris TõnsoThe paper establishes the explicit relationship between two sets of necessary and sufficient conditions for static state feedback linearizability of a discrete-time nonlinear control system. A detailed algorithm is presented for finding the state coordinate transformation. Finally, the methods are compared from the point of view of computational complexity. Two examples illustrate the theoretical results.
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