Finding the logarithm of a power series

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hi, anyone can have the idea how to solve the log of a power series? i.e.
log(1+ Σ_{j=1}^{∞}(1/z^{2 j-1}) f^{j})
 
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Take the exponential of both sides and solve for the exponential normally?
 

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