Lemma 3.3.9 (1): if master step k is a full step in the sense that the selected exact
record value is still at least ε, and if the chapter owner hypotheses of Theorem 3.3.1 hold
for the inner history method.history k, then the canonical full-step count
j(k) - j(k - 1) represented by method.stoppingIndex k is bounded by the chapter owner
levelMethodIterationCap evaluated at the uniform tolerance χ ε.
If the canonical global-stop index at master step k is positive, then the preceding exact
record value is still above the global threshold ε.
If the first global-stop index occurs no later than the canonical relative stopping index,
then the predecessor gap is at least χ ε.
Lemma 3.3.9 (2): if the final inner run at master step k globally stops at the canonical
index globalStopIndex, if this global-stop index occurs no later than the canonical relative
stopping index, and if the textbook predecessor-gap bound for that terminal run is available, then
the number of internal iterations executed up to that globally stopping step is bounded by the
displayed uniform chapter owner
constrainedLevelMethodInternalIterationBound M_f D χ ε α.