Phonon Raman spectra of the modulation-free Bi
1.2 Pb
0.8 Sr
2 Ca
1-y, Y
yCu
2O
z(0.2≤y≤0.8) have been investigated both in polycrystalline and single crystal forms. Polarized Raman spectroscopic measurements of single crystals made it possible to clarify some controversies on the Raman mode assignments for Bi
2 Sr
2 CaCu
2 O
8+d (Bi2212), most notably in high-frequency three prominent oxygen modes observed at 290, 460 and 630cm
-1, which we assigned to A
gO
Bi+B
1gO
Cu, A
g O
Bi and A
g O
ap _??_ x, respectively. The energies of the three oxygen modes show drastic change with a decrease of the hole concentration: (1)A
g O
Bi+B
1g O
Cu. mode is shifted towards higher frequencies, (2)A
gO
Bi mode hardly varies for y<0.6, while softens for y>0.6, and A
g O
ap _??_ x mode is shifted towards lower frequencies. The observed changes in these oxygen modes are similar to those observed for the modulated Bi
2 Sr
2 Ca
1-y Y
y Cu
2O
z. We propose that the Y/Ca substitution both in the modulated and modulation-free Bi2212 systems induced a hole filling on the CuO
2 plane, which can explain the behaviour of the oxygen modes observed in their Raman spectra.
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