LTI-filter, compute H(z) from freqz-response

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To compute the system function H(z) from the given frequency response H(e^jw) = 2e^(-j 3/2 w) [cos(w/2)]^2, the user successfully transforms it to H(e^[jw]) = e^[-j(w/2)] * (1 + 2e^[-jw] + e^[-j2w]). However, they encounter difficulties in further simplification to express H(z) in the required form with constants b and a. The challenge lies in manipulating the expression to isolate the coefficients for the numerator and denominator. Assistance is sought to proceed from this point to achieve the desired system function representation.
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Hi!

I have a problem i can't solve:

Compute the System Function H(z) from the Frequency

H(e^jw)=2e^(-j 3/2 w) 〖[cos(w/2)]〗^2


The answer should be in the form:
H(z)= (b_0+b_1 z^(-1)+b_2 z^(-2)+⋯)/(1-a_1 z^(-1)-a_2 z^(-2)-…)
where z = e^jw, and the b and a are constants.

Thx for any help!
 
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I get to the point where:

H(e^[jw]) = e^[-j(w/2)] * (1 + 2e^[-jw] + e^[-j2w])

but then I am stuck..
 
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