Understanding of function pointer syntax in c++

I have two questions

1. Are both of these declarations of setEvalFunction equivalent for using EvalFunctionPtr = T (*)(const std::vector<T>&);?

   a) void setEvalFunction(const EvalFunctionPtr& evalFunc);
   
   b) void setEvalFunction(T (* const &evalFunc)(const std::vector<T>&));
   
   

2. What is the difference between the following parameters (since both seem to work fine).

   a) T (* const &evalFunc)(const std::vector<T>&)
   
   b) T (* const &evalFunc)(const std::vector<T>&)&
   
   

I want to have something equivalent to 1 a), i.e. passing a reference to a constant function pointer, but without using some extra definition like using EvalFunctionPtr = ....