  We present a new interpretation of measured Raman frequencies of a
high-pressure structure of Silicon which was assigned previously to the
beta-tin phase. Our results show that the beta-tin->Imma->sh phase transitions
have been already indicated in this experiment which was performed before the
discovery of the Imma phase. We have calculated phonon-dispersion curves for
the beta-tin, Imma, and sh phases of silicon using the plane-wave
pseudopotential approach to the density-functional theory and the
density-functional perturbation theory within the local density approximation.
With the new assignment, the calculated phonon frequencies display an excellent
agreement with the experimental data, and can be also used to determine
precisely the transition pressure for the Imma->beta-tin phase transition. The
sh->Imma transition is accompanied by soft modes.
