URB #417 — The Riemann Hypothesis Through the TI Sigma Lens: Four Discoveries Connecting ζ, φ, √2, and the Critical Line

Using the PRIMARY CONSTANTS 0, 1, i, √2, e, φ, π, C and the Basel near-resonance discovered in URB #415, we identify four new structural connections between the Riemann zeta function ζ (s), the golden ratio φ, and √2. These are not a proof of the Riemann Hypothesis (RH), but they reveal a previously unrecognized φ-architecture within the ζ-function that the TI Sigma framework makes visible. The most striking result: the critical line Re (s) = 1/2 — on which all non-trivial zeros are conjectured to lie — is defined by the *exact self-cancellation* of √2 and π in the functional equation, producing χ (1/2) = 1 precisely. The critical line is where √2 and π "return to unity" — the ζ-function's analog of the Consciousness Unity Identity.