Let \Omega \subset \mathbb {R}^N
(N\geq 3
) be a C^2
bounded domain and \Sigma \subset \partial \Omega
be a C^2
compact submanifold without boundary, of dimension k
, 0\leq k \leq N-1
. We assume that \Sigma = \{0\}
if k = 0
and \Sigma =\partial \Omega
if k=N-1
. Let d_{\Sigma }(x)=\mathrm {dist}\,(x,\Sigma )
and L_\mu = \Delta + \mu \,d_{\Sigma }^{-2}
, where \mu \in {\mathbb {R}}
. We study boundary value problems (P_\pm
) -{L_\mu} u \pm |u|^{p-1}u = 0
in \Omega
and \mathrm {tr}_{\mu,\Sigma}(u)=\nu
on \partial \Omega
, where p>1
, \nu
is a given measure on \partial \Omega
and \mathrm {tr}_{\mu,\Sigma}(u)
denotes the boundary trace of u
associated to L_\mu
. Different critical exponents for the existence of a solution to (P_\pm
) appear according to concentration of \nu
. The solvability for problem (P_+
) was proved in [3, 29] in subcritical ranges for p
, namely for p
smaller than one of the critical exponents. In this paper, assuming the positivity of the first eigenvalue of -L_\mu
, we provide conditions on \nu
expressed in terms of capacities for the existence of a (unique) solution to (P_+
) in supercritical ranges for p
, i.e. for p
equal or bigger than one of the critical exponents. We also establish various equivalent criteria for the existence of a solution to (P_-
) under a smallness assumption on \nu
.