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The Prime Wavelet Tree: Compressing the Carmichael Numbers
We present two number-theoretic compression techniques. The first is \textit{local}, and compresses individual numbers. The second is \textit{global}, and compresses the entire set of numbers using a \textit{prime wavelet tree}, which is a data structure of independent interest. Our techniques apply
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