To address your request regarding Nobel Prize winners where their country of birth has a lexicographically lower third letter than their country of death, we will need to establish the countries and match them accordingly. However, since I don't have access to a real-time database or the exact list of Nobel Prize winners and their respective countries of birth and death, I can offer a general guideline on how to evaluate the names.

1. **Identify Nobel Prize winners**: Start with a list of Nobel Prize winners from various categories (e.g., Peace, Literature, Physics, etc.).
   
2. **Gather data**: Note the country of birth and country of death for each individual.

3. **Extract third letters**: For both the country of birth and country of death, identify the third letter of the country's name.

4. **Comparison**: Determine if the third letter of the country of birth is lexicographically lower than the third letter of the country of death.

5. **List results**: Create a list of those who meet the criteria.

Here's a hypothetical example illustrating the steps:

- Winner: Albert Einstein
  - Country of Birth: Germany (third letter: r)
  - Country of Death: USA (third letter: a)
  - Comparison: 'r' (Germany) is not lower than 'a' (USA), so he does not fit the criteria.

To get actual names following this methodology, you would need to do the full-check for each Nobel laureate. 

Please let me know if you would like another type of information or assistance!
