The stage length t_{k+1} used at zero-based outer stage k in the multistage acceleration
schedule, namely ⌈k_p / 2^{k / (2p)}⌉.
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Positive threshold indices produce positive stage lengths throughout the multistage schedule.
The total number of lower-level iterations performed during the first T stages of the
multistage strategy.
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The outer-stage orbit (y_k) of the multistage strategy (5.2.28), started at x₀ and
updated by running the inner method for the scheduled stage length
⌈k_p / 2^{k / (2p)}⌉ at each stage.
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Source-facing notation for the textbook outer-stage iterate y_k of the multistage strategy
(5.2.28), with the ambient update map and schedule parameters explicit because they are not
inferable from k alone.
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The multistage outer orbit starts at the prescribed point x₀.
The successor stage output is obtained by applying the prescribed
⌈k_p / 2^{k / (2p)}⌉-step inner run to the previous stage output.
Definition 5.2.11: T is the stopping stage of the multistage acceleration strategy
(5.2.28) when T is the first outer-stage index whose output lies in the terminal region
Q_f.
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Expanding IsStronglyConvexMultiStageAccelerationStoppingStage ... T says exactly that the
outer orbit enters Q_f at stage T and not at any earlier stage.
The stopping-stage output lies in the terminal region Q_f.
Every stage strictly before a stopping stage lies outside the terminal region Q_f.
If the initial point lies outside Q_f, then every stopping stage is positive.