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This paper presents the results of a hypothetical theory of the gravitational field. Using thermodynamic and statistical methods, we derive an expression for the spectral density of graviton radiation. We demonstrate that the source of gravitational radiation is elementary particles, i.e., any substance consisting of such particles. Additionally, we show that the quantity in the expression for the spectral density of gravitational radiation at the graviton frequency is proportional to the mass of the elementary particle and the pseudovector of the angular frequency. The latter is apparently related to the spin of elementary particles. Finally, a brief description of the operating principle of a biologically matrix signal converter is presented to provide a basis for experimentally confirming the hypothetical theory.
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