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We investigate the evolution of both the occupied and unoccupied electronic structure in representative compounds\udof the infinitely adaptive superlattice series (Sb2)m-Sb2Te3 (m = 0–3) by means of angle-resolved photoemission\udspectroscopy and time-delayed two-photon photoemission, combined with first-principles band-structure\udcalculations. We discover that the topological nature of the surface states and their spin texture are robust, with\uddispersions evolving from linear (Dirac-like) to parabolic (Rashba-like) along the series, as the materials evolve\udfrom semiconductors to semimetals. Our findings provide a promising strategy for engineering the topological\udstates with the desired flexibility needed for realizing different quantum phenomena and spintronics applications

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