# Good Computer Package for Calculating Inverse of a Formal Power Series?

This might be a question people already asked or is obvious to experts, or is not appropriate for this forum, if so, I apologize. I am trying to calculate things like $z/(e^z-1)$, or find the inverse of $x=z+ 2z+5z^2+\cdots$, expand as power series. What is the best (or favorite) software package you use to do stuff like this?

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Sage can do it: sagemath.org. (Search hint: finding the inverse function of a power series is called "Lagrange inversion", or sometimes "reversion".) –  Tom Leinster Nov 3 '12 at 20:04
Pari/GP's serreverse(). –  Pasha Zusmanovich Nov 6 '12 at 16:47
In flint library (flintlib.org) there's a bunch of functions for computing inverse series in different fields. For example, fmpz_poly_inv_series –  Anton Apr 3 '13 at 2:16
Assuming you mean the compositional inverse, fmpz_poly_revert_series. flint is a good choice if you want say 10000 terms. –  Fredrik Johansson Apr 3 '13 at 22:57
You don't say what kind of answer you're looking for. Would you be happy with a list of numerical values for a finite part of the list of coefficients or are you looking for something in a symbolic form where possible? –  Dan Piponi May 25 '13 at 14:54