“…Examples of generalized MV-algebras which are not MV-algebras are given by intervals of non-commutative 1-groups. Indeed, let Q = (G ,+,-,0,V,A) be an arbitrary 1-group and 0 < u G G. Then by Theorem 20 of [12], T(g,u) = ([0,u],©,©,-i,~,0,u) is a generalized MV-algebra. Recently A.Dvurecenskij showed that every generalized MV-algebra can be represented in this form (cf.…”