  The production in hadron-hadron collisions of jet pairs with large rapidity
separation and comparable modest transverse momentum is, in principle,
described by the perturbative QCD BFKL equation. The measurement of such jet
pairs appears well suited to the LHC detectors, with their ability to detect
forward jets. We present predictions for dijet cross sections and correlations
obtained using a BFKL Monte Carlo which allows kinematic and other subleading
effects to be incorporated. The enhanced phase space for gluon emission at the
LHC makes the BFKL behavior somewhat easier to observe than at the Tevatron,
although kinematic effects are still important. The production of forward jets
in association with heavy Higgs bosons via the gauge boson fusion mechanism is
also studied and compared with QCD dijet production.
