Abstract
Symmetries are introduced into the convexity approach to physics. This allows one to make connections between classical and quantum theories by exploiting the properties of quantum mechanics on phase space. The measurement problem is discussed and many of the known no-go theorems are shown not to apply. Finally, hidden variable theories exhibiting these physical symmetries are shown to have a certain required group structure, if they exist at all.
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