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We study the phase behavior of additive binary hard-sphere mixtures by direct computer simulation, using a new technique which exploits an analog of the Gibbs adsorption equation. The resulting phase diagrams, for size ratios q  0.2, 0.1, and 0.05, are in remarkably good agreement with those obtained from an effective one-component Hamiltonian based on pairwise additive depletion potentials, even in regimes of high packing (solid phases) and for relatively large size ratios (q  0.2) where one might expect the approximation of pairwise additivity to fail. Our results show that the depletion potential description accounts for the key features of the phase equilibria for q # 0.2. [S0031-9007(98)08128-9]

Direct Simulation of the Phase Behavior of Binary Hard-Sphere Mixtures: Test of the Depletion Potential Description